Specialties
At Float Seattle – Renton Landing, we help you disconnect from the noise of daily life and reconnect with yourself. Our sensory-reduction float tanks provide a deeply restorative environment that supports recovery, creativity, and calm — all while easing stress and rebalancing the nervous system.
This beautiful, upgraded space features three float pods, two spacious float cabins, a private Infrared Sauna, and a Fire & Ice Contrast Therapy Room for alternating hot-and-cold immersion. Whether you’re seeking muscle recovery, better sleep, or a mental reset, our Renton studio offers the perfect mix of comfort, science, and stillness.
We’re proud to extend Float Seattle’s decade-long mission to the south of King County — bringing the power of floating, sauna, and contrast therapy to a wider community of people ready to slow down, heal, and grow.
History
Established in 2012.
Float Seattle’s Renton Landing studio became part of our family in the summer of 2024 — our latest “rescue,” following in the footsteps of our Greenwood and South Lake Union restorations. Formerly Urban Float, this location had long served the Renton community, and we’re honored to carry that legacy forward with a renewed sense of purpose and care.
Since taking over, we’ve fully upgraded every float tank and reimagined the space to reflect Float Seattle’s signature blend of simplicity, warmth, and intention. Now home to five float tanks, an Infrared Sauna, and a Fire & Ice Contrast Therapy Room, Renton Landing offers one of the most complete wellness experiences in the region.
Meet the Business Owner: Andrew L.
Andrew began his journey with Float Seattle over a decade ago — first as a floater, then as a team member, and finally as an owner since 2018. His passion for floating comes from firsthand experience with its power to calm the mind, heal the body, and reconnect people to what matters most.
Under his leadership, Float Seattle has grown into one of the country's most trusted float brands, rooted in care, community, and curiosity. Andrew believes floating isn’t just about relaxation — it’s about self-evolution. It’s an invitation to pause, reflect, and return to yourself.